Built for Kenyans who spend their day looking at a phone propped against a coffee mug, the Green Lion M2 solves a small problem that costs real time. Remote workers running Zoom and Microsoft Teams calls from Kilimani and Westlands need the camera at eye level, not pointing at the ceiling. TikTok creators in Nairobi and Mombasa need a steady frame for hands-free filming. University students at Kenyatta, Strathmore, and JKUAT follow lecture recordings while typing notes on a laptop. Shop owners need a Lipa na M-Pesa till phone visible on the counter. The Green Lion M2 Foldable Multi-Angle Phone Holder handles all four positions from one stand.

Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya stocking flimsy KSh 300 plastic stands that crack at the hinge within a month, the Green Lion M2 pairs a metal support arm with ABS housing and a silicone contact pad. Users consistently report that the tri-axial hinge holds position under repeated adjustment rather than sagging under a tablet's weight. Green Lion, a Canada-registered accessory manufacturer distributed widely across the Middle East and Africa, publishes real specifications instead of vague claims. Visit Mascom International to fold and unfold the Green Lion M2 yourself before you buy, or order it for countrywide pay-on-arrival delivery from our Kimathi Street store.

The Green Lion M2 accepts any device between 4 inches and 12.9 inches diagonally. That range covers an iPhone SE at the small end, every current Samsung Galaxy A, S, and Z model, Tecno and Infinix phones, an iPad mini, an iPad Air, a Samsung Galaxy Tab S9, and a 12.9-inch iPad Pro at the top end. Unfolded Galaxy Z Fold 7 units sit within the range too. If your device measures inside those two figures, the Green Lion M2 grips it.

Green Lion rates the M2 at a 300-gram load. For context, an iPhone 17 Pro Max weighs about 233 grams, a Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra about 218 grams, and a Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 about 498 grams. That means every mainstream phone sold in Kenya sits comfortably inside the rating, including a phone in a rugged case. Larger tablets exceed the published figure, so treat 12.9-inch iPad use as light propping rather than long unattended sessions. Mascom International gives you that limit up front.

Yes, and that is the strongest single use case. The tri-axial design lets you raise the phone to eye height and tilt the camera level with your face, which removes the up-the-nose angle every remote worker in Kenya recognises from laptop webcams. Height adjustment and angle rotation work independently, so you set the frame once and it stays. The silicone pad keeps the phone from creeping downward mid-meeting. Green Lion M2 users pair it with a Bluetooth earbud for hands-free calls.

The Green Lion M2 supports devices up to 12.9 inches, and the grip is sized around device width rather than a tight clamp, so a standard silicone, leather, or clear TPU case adds no problem. Thick rugged cases from Otterbox or Spigen still fit within the range on most phones. The one caution is weight: a heavy protective case pushes a large phone closer to the 300-gram rating. Pop sockets on the rear can interfere with a flat rest position.

Charging port access is a listed design feature. The support cradle clears the bottom edge of the device, so a USB-C or Lightning cable plugs in while the phone stays mounted and upright. That matters during long Zoom sessions, TikTok Live streams, or a full afternoon of Netflix on an iPad, where screen-on time drains a battery faster than casual use. Angled cables sit cleanest. Mascom International stocks matching USB-C cables and adapters alongside the Green Lion M2.

The Green Lion M2 collapses flat through its foldable joints, dropping into a shape that slides into a laptop sleeve, a handbag, or a backpack side pocket without catching on anything. That portability is the practical difference between a stand you own and a stand you actually carry. Field sales teams working the Nairobi-Mombasa corridor, journalists covering events, and NGO staff running remote check-ins fold the M2 into a bag and set it up again in seconds at the next stop.

At KSh 1,300 the Green Lion M2 sits above the KSh 300 to KSh 500 moulded plastic stands sold along Moi Avenue and below KSh 3,500 aluminium desk arms. What the extra money buys is the tri-axial joint, a metal support element instead of all-plastic construction, a published 300-gram rating, and a 12.9-inch device ceiling that cheap stands do not reach. Buyers throughout Kenya tell us the hinge tension is the difference they notice within the first week.

No. Every contact surface uses a non-slip silicone pad, which does two jobs at once: it raises friction so the device does not slide, and it keeps hard plastic or metal away from your screen glass and rear panel. This matters for bare-back phone users and anyone running a glass-backed device such as an iPhone 17 or Samsung Galaxy S25. The silicone also absorbs the small knocks that happen when you drop a phone into the cradle one-handed.

The Green Lion M2 fits remote workers on daily video calls, content creators filming hands-free, university students following recorded lectures beside a laptop, accountants and CPAs cross-checking figures between a phone and a monitor during KRA filing season, and retail managers keeping an M-Pesa till phone visible on a counter. Doctors reviewing scans between consultations and real estate agents showing listings to clients at a desk get the same benefit. Anyone who props a phone against something else qualifies.

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The Green Lion M2 Foldable Multi-Angle Phone Holder carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty on manufacturing defects.

Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for accurate specifications, current Kenyan pricing, and direct after-sales backing on every phone accessory we stock. Our Nairobi CBD team knows what fits your device and will tell you honestly when a product does not.